The Meridian Fault
A footnote buried in a nine-year-old oversight report. Three deaths ruled accidents. A program that was supposed to no longer exist.
CIA counterintelligence analyst Jaxon Voss has spent his career finding the connections other people miss. When a routine audit surfaces a discrepancy tied to a defunct program called MERIDIAN, Jaxon follows it methodically, the way he follows everything, until the pattern becomes impossible to ignore: a drowned intelligence officer, a fallen analyst, a cardiac event with no history of cardiac disease. All three touched the same program. All three are dead.
The trail leads into a joint administrative channel that was never meant to be found, protected by men who have spent decades learning how to make problems disappear quietly. Jaxon isn't the only one who notices. A Senate Intelligence Committee has already opened a review. A professional operative has already begun watching a retired NSA analyst named Nora Vance. And somewhere above them both, a deputy director with thirty years of experience managing exactly this kind of moment is deciding how far he's willing to go to keep it that way.
What Jaxon doesn't yet know is how deep the program runs, how many lives it has already cost, or that the truth sits inside a sealed archive that requires the cooperation of the very people trying to bury it.
THE MERIDIAN FAULT is a sweeping techno-thriller about institutional power, quiet courage, and the cost of telling the truth inside a system built to make truth-telling dangerous.
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